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Spanish and Portuguese conquest and trade
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100 History Mind Map on Spanish and Portuguese conquest and trade, created by charlylala98 on 23/03/2016.
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portugal
spice race
new world
15th century
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Spanish and Portuguese conquest and trade
European Colonisation/exploration
Spanish
Spanish territories
Panama (Cueva)
Cuba (Taino, or Arawak, Indians)
Mexico (Aztec Empire)
Peru (Inca Empire)
Portuguese
Prince Henry the Navigator (1394-1460)
"Commerce and Conversion"
Revived interest in the Gold trade
Expansion into Africa- capture of Ceuta
Rapid Commercial Expansion (West coast of Africa)
Portuguese sailors reach Guinea
Set up sugar plantations in Sao Tome
Slave trade continues: exceeds importance of the even the gold trade in 1530
Spice Trade Booms
Largest European share in spice trade from 1520
"Spice Race" with Spain over the spice trade and economic benefits
Portuguese Territories
Brazil
West coast of Africa
Much of East Coast Africa
Parts of Arabian Peninsula
Goa and much of India's West Coast
Malacca
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